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- July 20, 2020 at 1:14 pm EDT #33838

GilParticipantAsk any question and get an answer from a KabU instructor! (for tech questions see “Tech Support” Section)
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- August 18, 2025 at 12:17 am EDT #449207
BonnieParticipantAdam shattering into 600,000 pieces is a very complex concept for me. At what point did Adam shatter into 600,000 pieces since he was created in the Garden of Eden? Was it after he ate from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil? The diagrams I’ve seen the instructors draw of Adam HaRishon are above this world. So, I’m confused by the shattering happening above this world when he was formed from the dust of this world in the Garden of Eden.
- August 18, 2025 at 1:01 pm EDT #449254
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorIt’s simple, you’re just mixing together two things that don’t mix. Our world is called the imaginary world, and Kabbalah doesn’t talk about it at all. Kabablists only talk about the spiritual world, and to do so they use four languages that describe that same spiritual world. One of those languages is the language of the Bible – the Garden of Eden, Adam, Eve, etc. Another language is the language of Kabbalah – souls, worlds, sefirot.
Therefore, ‘dust of this world’ is not about the dust you walk on. Adam is not someone who lived in our world. And souls are not the people around you and not something the people have in them. Around you are all parts of the animal kingdom, the plant kingdom and the inanimate matter. There is here some kind of projection of spirituality – an opposite upon opposites projection – in order to give us something from which to rise up to the spiritual world.
- August 14, 2025 at 4:19 am EDT #448979
Hans van der PolParticipantHello friends, I can no longer find the recordings of ‘a sage speaks’ with Seth Breitman. Are they still available for watching and where can I find them?
- August 15, 2025 at 12:34 am EDT #449043
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- August 10, 2025 at 11:45 pm EDT #448658
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ParticipantNavigating through tech questions can sometimes feel like wandering in a maze without a map. I remember once struggling to troubleshoot a software issue late at night, much like seeking instant advice on omelge but with less direction. Having a resource like a KabU instructor readily available is invaluable for quick, reliable solutions. It’s great to know there’s a dedicated Tech Support section for more specific queries.
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- August 15, 2025 at 4:35 am EDT #449050
Hans van der PolParticipantThank you!
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- August 7, 2025 at 10:31 pm EDT #448268
SnowParticipantOkay, I’m curious about the best strategies for improving my algorithmic thinking. I find myself getting stuck on the initial problem breakdown, especially when dealing with complex scenarios. Are there any resources or mental exercises you’d recommend to better visualize and structure these types of problems before diving into the code? Also, completely unrelated, I needed a break from coding the other day and found myself surprisingly addicted to a game called Snow Rider 3D – might be a good way to clear your head between tough problems!
- July 3, 2025 at 11:30 pm EDT #444261
BonnieParticipantThe lesson on Free Will Part 2 was especially phenomenal! It totally blew my mind and changed my entire perspective on the Reforming Light and my intent by responding to please the Creator and not the corporeal ego. Awesome lesson!
- June 29, 2025 at 7:38 pm EDT #443896
BonnieParticipantI have a family member that I confronted about a situation that I tried to be discreet about, however , it didn’t come across that way and they became very offended with me. I did apologize and asked for forgiveness but they never accepted my apologies. This person holds grudges even though they are very religious. My question is, how do I try to make things right when they won’t speak to me. I would love to have a face to face conversation with them but I live in another state. In order to bestow loving kindness and peace between us, is it appropriate to write a letter to clarify my position since they took what I said out of context?  Thank you for responding!
- June 29, 2025 at 10:17 pm EDT #443900
Gianni – KabU InstructorModeratorThough it seems related, this is completely unrelated to the wisdom of Kabbalah because with those who are in your family you do not have even the beginnings of a spiritual relationship. I have with my family essentially the equivalent of what lions or monkeys have. If you get along, it won’t bring spiritual benefit; if you don’t, it won’t bring spiritual harm. Spirituality is another dimension entirely. Better to not even connect the two. On the level of this world, family and such, you don’t need spiritual advice. In fact, the most spiritual will be to behave there as if there is no spirituality, no Kabbalah. Then, decide what would be the best, most normal, effective approach to this person? To what efforts on your part would they respond well? Once you’ve made the scrutinies, along these lines, and your efforts, it could be that you can’t have a relationship with them, for now.
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